Wolves Bibliography-T

Wolves Bibliography-T

Talbott, J. View of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Wyoming Wildlife, LVI/1, January 1992, 18-23.

Tangley, L. Restoring A Lost Heritage. National Wildlife, 41/1, December/January 2003, 42 (6pp).

Tarasov, A. Rising Wolf Population a Real Menace. Moscow News, 1 May 2002, Special Report No. 17.

Taylor, R.J. & P.J. Pekins. Territory Boundary Avoidance as a Stabilizing Factor in Wolf-Deer Interactions. Theor. Pop. Biol., 39, 1991, 115-128.

Terasawa, J. Old English Exodus 118a: The Use of Wolf Imagery. Notes and Queries, 50/3, September 2003, 259.

Terborgh, J. et al. 1999. The Role of Top Carnivores in Regulating Terrestrial Ecosystems. Wild Earth 9, 1999, 42–56.

Theberge, J.B. & D.R. Strickland. Changes in Wolf Numbers, Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario. Canadian Field-Naturalist, 92, 395-398.

Theberge, J.B. Considerations in Wolf Management Related to Genetic Variability and Adaptive Change. In (Carbyn, L., ed.) Wolves in Canada and Alaska: Their Status, Biology and Management, 1983, 86-93.

Theberge, J. & D.A. Gauthier. Models of Wolf-Ungulate Relationships: When Is Wolf Control Justified? Wildlife Society Bulletin, 13, 1985, 449-458.

Theberge, J.B. Potentials for Misinterpreting Impacts of Wolf Predation Through Prey-Predator Ratios. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 18, 1990, 188-192.

Theberge, J.B. et al. Rabies in Wolves of the Great Lake Region. Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 30, 1994, 563-566.

Theberge, J.B. et al. Site and Seasonal Variation in Foods of Wolves, Algonquin Park, Ontario. Canadian Field-Naturalist, 92, 1978, 91-94.

Theberge, M.T. et al. Is the Algonquin Canid A Wolf or A Coyote? In (Fascione, N. & M. Cecil, comps.) Wolves of America Conference Proceedings, November 1996, 208-211.

Theuerkauf, J. et al. Accuracy of Radiotelemetry to Estimate Wolf Activity and Locations. Journal of Wildlife Management, 66/3, July 2002, 859.

Theuerkauf, J. et al. Daily Patterns and Duration of Wolf Activity in the Bialowieza Forest, Poland. Journal of Mammalogy, 84/1. February 2003, 243.

Theuerkauf, J. et al. Selection of Den, Rendezvous, and Resting Sites by Wolves in the Bialowieza Forest, Poland. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 81, January 2003, 163-167.

Theuerkauf, J. et al. Spatiotemporal Segregation of Wolves from Humans in Bialowieza Forest, Poland. Journal of Wildlife Management, 67/4, October 2003, 796-716.

Thiel, R. P. & J. Valen. 1995. Developing a State Timber Wolf Recovery Plan with Public Input: the Wisconsin Experience. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World, Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995, 169-175.

Thiel, R.P. Dispersal of a Wisconsin Wolf Into Upper Michigan. The Jack-Pine Warbler, 66/4, December 1988.

Thiel, R.P. Relationship Between Road Densities and Wolf Habitat Suitability in Wisconsin. The American Midland Naturalist, 113/2, 404-407.

Thiel, R.P. & R.R. Ream. Status of the Gray Wolf in the Lower 48 United States to 1992. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World, Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995, 59-62.

Thiel, R.P. The Status of the Timber Wolf in Wisconsin--1975. Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, 66, 1975, 186-194.

Thiel, R.P. et al. Tolerance by Denning Wolves, Canis lupus, to Human Disturbance. Canadian Field Naturalist, 112/2, 1998, 340-342.

Thiel, R.P. & J.H. Hamill. Wolf Specimen Records in Upper Michigan, 1960-1986. The Jack-Pine Warbler, 66/4, December 1988.

Thiel, R.P. Wolf-Deer Field Study by High School Students in Wisconsin. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Thomas, D.C. Wolf-Caribou Relationships in Canada. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Management of Wolves in a Changing World, Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995.

Thomas, E. The Two-Leggeds and the Four-Leggeds. In (Sharpe, V.A. et al., eds.) Wolves and Human Communities: Biology, Politics, and Ethics, 2001, 47-50.

Thompson, D.Q. Travel, Range, and Food Habits of Timber Wolves in Wisconsin. Journal of Mammalogy, 33, 1952, 420-442.

Thompson, I.D. & R.O. Peterson. Does Wolf Predation Alone Limit the Moose Population in Pukaskwa Park? A Comment. Journal of Wildlife Management, 52, 1988, 556-559.

Thompson, N. Wolves Bring a Surprising Ecological Recovery to Yellowstone. Boston Globe, 30 September 2003.

Thornberry, R. 13 Wolves Seen Near Ashton. Idaho Falls Post Register, 8 November 2001, a1.

Thurber, J.M. & R.O. Peterson. Effects of Population Density and Pack Size on the Foraging Ecology of Gray Wolves. Journal of Mammalogy, 74/4, November 1993, 879.

Thurber, J.M. et al. Gray Wolf Response to Refuge Boundaries and Roads in Alaska. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 22/1, Spring 1994, 61.

Thurston, L.M. Homesite Attendance as a Measure of Alloparental and Parental Care by Gray Wolves (Canis lupus) in Northern Yellowstone National Park. Unpublished thesis, Texas A&M University, 2002.

Tkachyk, M. The Wolves Howl, the Government Listens. Guelph Mercury (Ontario), 15 November 2001, A11.

Tobin, M. Wolf Release Program Would Suffer If State Pulls Back, Supporters Say. Arizona Daily Star, 11 May 2001.

Todd, A.W. et al. Sarcoptic Mange: An Important Disease of Coyotes and Wolves of Alberta, Canada. In (Chapman, J.J. &D. Pursley, eds.) Worldwide Furbearers Conference Proceedings, 1980, 706-729.

Tomkins, I.R. Some Late Records of the Timber Wolf in Pennsylvania. Journal of Mammalogy, 12/2, May 1931, 165.

Tompa, F.S. Problem Wolf Management in British Columbia: Conflict and Program Evaluation. In (Carbyn, L., ed.) Wolves in Canada and Alaska: Their Status, Biology and Management, 1983, 112-119.

Tompa, F.S. Status and Management of Wolves in British Columbia. In (Carbyn, L., ed.) Wolves in Canada and Alaska: Their Status, Biology and Management, Canadian Wildlife Service Report Series, Number 45, 1983, 20-29.

Tompson, Candus. Gray Wolf's Success Ignites New Debate. Baltimore Sun, 28 November 2003.

Tompson, Candus. Wolf Restoration May Become Victim of Own Success. Baltimore Sun, 14 December 2003.

Tooze, Z.J. et al. Individually Distinct Vocalizations in Timber Wolves (Canis lupus). Animal Behaviour, 40/4, October 1990, 723.

Townsend, J.K. On the Giant Wolf of North America. Journal of the Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia (2d series), 2, 1850.

Traup, N.E. Wolves Nurturing Children. The Zoologist (3d series), 12/138, 1888, 221.

Traves, J.L. An Assessment of Quantity of Prey Consumed by Wolves Through Analysis of Scats. M.S. Thesis, Northern Michigan Univ., 1983 (32pp).

Treves, A. et al. Characteristics of Wolf Packs Depredating on Domestic Animals in Wisconsin, USA. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Treves, A. & L. Naughton-Treves. Risk and Opportunity for Humans Coexisting with Large Carnivores. Journal of Human Evolution, 36, 1999, 275-282.

Treves, A. et al. Wolf Depredation on Domestic Animals in Wisconsin, 1976-2000. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 30/1, Spring 2002, 231.

Tsuda, K. et al. Extensive Interbreeding Occurred Among Multiple Matriarchal Ancestors During the Domestication of Dogs: Evidence from Inter- and Intraspecies Polymorphisms in the D-Loop Region of Mitochondrial DNA Between Dogs and Wolves. Genes & Genetic Systems, 72/4, 1997, 229-238.

Tyree, M. Wolf Deaths Prompt Concern in U.P. Associated Press, 24 October 2002.